Hand Planes

Silverline Extra Mini Hand Plane with Front Blade 72mm Hand Plane 72mm 456938

Mini bullnose plane 72 mm, Silverline 456938

  • Materials: rosewood and brass
  • Usage: suitable for detailed work
  • Blade: high-carbon steel, 72 mm long
  • Ideal for: hobbyists or furniture makers
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Mini bullnose plane 72 mm, Silverline 456938

  • Materials: rosewood and brass
  • Usage: suitable for detailed work
  • Blade: high-carbon steel, 72 mm long
  • Ideal for: hobbyists or furniture makers
  • Product weight: 0.088 kg
  • Thickness: 1 mm
  • Hardness: hardened
  • Finish: rosewood and brass
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Mini bullnose plane 72 mm, Silverline 456938

  • Materials: rosewood and brass
  • Usage: suitable for detailed work
  • Blade: high-carbon steel, 72 mm long
  • Ideal for: hobbyists or furniture makers
  • Product weight: 0.088 kg
  • Thickness: 1 mm
  • Hardness: hardened
  • Finish: rosewood and brass

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  • sot_tsog23
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    5 out of 5 members found this review helpful

    I don't know if this particular piece was defective, but my experience was, to put it mildly, tragic. Here's the story. Usage time: 0. I took out the blade, which couldn't even cut butter (acceptable, since all new blades need sharpening), to sharpen it; I sharpened it, all good. I put it back in the slot and had to tighten the screw. Let's say that to tighten this particular screw, on a scale from 1 to 10, you need a force of 6. However, I used a force of 2 and, even so, the result was that it stripped, since the threads in the brass (or bronze, if I'm mistaken) were not correct. DISAPPOINTMENT. Today I was even planning to buy the rest of the series, since I really like them apart from their practicality. NO CHANCE. At least I only bought the one. What a shame.

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  • I don't know if this particular piece was defective, but my experience was, to put it mildly, tragic. Here's the story. Usage time: 0. I took out the blade, which couldn't even cut butter (acceptable, since all new blades need sharpening), to sharpen it; I sharpened it, all good. I put it back in the slot and had to tighten the screw. Let's say that to tighten this particular screw, on a scale from 1 to 10, you need a force of 6. However, I used a force of 2 and, even so, the result was that it stripped, since the threads in the brass (or bronze, if I'm mistaken) were not correct. DISAPPOINTMENT. Today I was even planning to buy the rest of the series, since I really like them apart from their practicality. NO CHANCE. At least I only bought the one. What a shame.

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Description

Mini bullnose plane 72 mm, Silverline 456938

  • Materials: rosewood and brass
  • Usage: suitable for detailed work
  • Blade: high-carbon steel, 72 mm long
  • Ideal for: hobbyists or furniture makers
  • Product weight: 0.088 kg
  • Thickness: 1 mm
  • Hardness: hardened
  • Finish: rosewood and brass

Manufacturer

Silverline - Hand Planes Silverline

Reviews (1)

  1. 5 stars
    0
  2. 4 stars
    0
  3. 3 stars
    0
  4. 2 stars
    0
  5. 1
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  • sot_tsog23
    1
    5 out of 5 members found this review helpful

    I don't know if this particular piece was defective, but my experience was, to put it mildly, tragic. Here's the story. Usage time: 0. I took out the blade, which couldn't even cut butter (acceptable, since all new blades need sharpening), to sharpen it; I sharpened it, all good. I put it back in the slot and had to tighten the screw. Let's say that to tighten this particular screw, on a scale from 1 to 10, you need a force of 6. However, I used a force of 2 and, even so, the result was that it stripped, since the threads in the brass (or bronze, if I'm mistaken) were not correct. DISAPPOINTMENT. Today I was even planning to buy the rest of the series, since I really like them apart from their practicality. NO CHANCE. At least I only bought the one. What a shame.

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  • I don't know if this particular piece was defective, but my experience was, to put it mildly, tragic. Here's the story. Usage time: 0. I took out the blade, which couldn't even cut butter (acceptable, since all new blades need sharpening), to sharpen it; I sharpened it, all good. I put it back in the slot and had to tighten the screw. Let's say that to tighten this particular screw, on a scale from 1 to 10, you need a force of 6. However, I used a force of 2 and, even so, the result was that it stripped, since the threads in the brass (or bronze, if I'm mistaken) were not correct. DISAPPOINTMENT. Today I was even planning to buy the rest of the series, since I really like them apart from their practicality. NO CHANCE. At least I only bought the one. What a shame.

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